Oct 14 Charlene Meents Memorial Event Info - Xtreme Outlaw Series

Charlene Meents Memorial

I-44 Riverside Speedway | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Friday, October 14, 2022

Feature Results

Pos.	No.	Driver	Laps	Money
1	08	Cannon McIntosh	30	$4000
2	71	Daison Pursley	30	$2000
3	26	Chance Crum	30	$1200
4	55	Jonathan Beason	30	$1100
5	71M	Gavin Miller	30	$1000
6	97	Brenham Crouch	30	$800
7	7U	Kyle Jones	30	$700
8	71K	Dominic Gorden	30	$600
9	01	Bryant Wiedeman	30	$550
10	32T	Trey Marcham	30	$500
11	21	Emilio Hoover	30	$475
12	9M	Zach Daum	30	$450
13	84	Jade Avedisian	30	$425
14	25K	Taylor Reimer	30	$400
15	17B	Austin Barnhill	30	$375
16	11A	Andrew Felker	27	$350
17	57	Daniel Whitley	24	$325
18	19AZ	Hayden Reinbold	23	$300
19	71E	Mariah Ede	22	$300
20	81G	Greyson Springer	20	$300
21	19M	Ethan Mitchell	17	$300
22	61	Kale Drake	17	$300
23	06	Rylan Gray	17	$300
24	14J	Jody Rosenboom	13	$300

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Race Recap

MAC ATTACKED: McIntosh Wins Night One of Meents Memorial at I-44

He’s been one of the most dominant forces in Dirt Midget racing this season, and he’s just broken through with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota.

Cannon McIntosh led the last 22 laps of Friday’s portion of the 18th annual Charlene Meents Memorial at I-44 Riverside Speedway to collect his 15th national Midget win of the year. The victory also extended the different winners streak to nine in the first nine Xtreme Outlaw races.

Despite his success at the national level this year, McIntosh said it’s been tough sledding for he and the Dave Mac-Dalby Motorsports team as of late. They experienced engine issues in Thursday’s Feature event at Port City Raceway, taking them out of the running while contending for a win at the head of the field, but rebounded nicely with a backup car and a trip to Victory Lane Friday night.

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